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THIS PAPER ..r .-liod every afternoon, Sundays cx ' .ceptedbjr C O il . i y , r ; -: . hi , . .fiOtlFf IOKB. i-OSTAOJ? PAllV " r S3 CO Six months, $2 50 ; Three VC tis $1 2S One mohth, 50 cents.' rrpapcrwill be delivered, by carriers, of cbarge, in any part of, the city, at the r rat.;, or 13 cents per week, vertisinff rates low and liberal. Subscribers will please report any and larcg to receive their papers regnlarly. rew Advertisements. Brown & Roddick, 45 MARW STREET. ivv "'ve just receive'! a frillHtiG Of SvMelow v. bat they can be purchas- Ojnia iu aU tbe bew' . bnadta. ?u ,vv were selected from tli'J mostUopu " "far.-uiauu facturcrs in tne , country. T rurchasc such (Joods as , thcabovc at M time, will 'certainly pay, those' . 'wbo -have thJ money to spare, as tlicy will certainly be -Mill liilicr as the season ; advances. '' SHflWN RODDICK'S f GLOVE-FITTING SHIRTS. Oar Own XhZanufactura ! r 0,1c from Warosutta Cotton, and Bosoms from 2 100 Linen.' 75 Cents Each ! jiiist 301 per cent, cheaper than" any .'; lliing cycr offered in tliii city. wing 'any sain pie "Shut and compare. Wc are oiily tooi bappy to aiford ' you au opportunity to judge fur yourselves. -o- TLo Balance of Our Summ e r Stock at- . s . Unprecedented Low Prices. Ladies' and Genta' Silk Handkerchiefs just rccciral, 50c and 75cv" '' 'Xcw Full Caicoes at'f Cc and 8c, best (ua. IVlnfeCord ricue42c. Kentucky Jcaus 12 cj a good article, liluclv Cottuij Yarns. ' 4-1 frikc George Heavy Sheeting, 8c cry:ir.l. 4-4 Rockingham do. 8c per yirl 1-1 Fine Sea, Island Cotton 8c. bleached Cotton 8, 9 and 10c. J.UCoaW, SpoojCottou 8c each. 'tetNccdlcs Cc'a paper i ' ; i4ickiugiifcanalkM Ladies',' Cfcrsctstos; fncfytsuperiur quality.- i ' ' . BROWN & RODDICK, ' ct 1 15 Market Street. ilAVii SUCCEEDED in securing ilicatcy of tLc celebrated" '4;: ' ' ' ' DtlViOHICb CLUB HOUSE Itublo StanipcPure Kye, at HPO per G allon, Barrel rrice. ... . . f. Sweet Mash,' Lluc Grass and Kentucky Gem hold their own." Extra Family Flour! ; Choicest, Largtsst and Cheapest Stock of Groceries the State?" CEO. RHYERSi llU3 south riiowT st SHAMPOO AND BATHS SVE, io c$nt3S'iairVCuC:25 cents. : - n si? . r-4 Poo25 cents, Hot and c Batfii-it fciri VlaQ towels ajnljharp razors in ib4iace. AllVork ; 5oncTin silence '-.:.t - .. , . 4 . t i i i- ; I. FURMANSK1, . , Cor. Front and Princess. ; JOHN S. JAMES, .) LST ICE OF THE PEACE. o0rv!foith'side Dawson's, Aycnue, 2nd Front st 1 ; ' in the 'WOOLEN warket, wc are a , iitMcoit . FJFTEEH, PER CLUBHOUSE." VOL. 2. WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER LATEST NEWS. THE WAR, Oificiul Report from the Torklih 'Couunandcr in Armenia. 2 lit w .'i Turkey Seizes a Greek Vessel. Lo&iof Oct. 8 Moukhtar Pacha tele graphs to Constantinople, under date of Friday, as follows: -"To-day the bulk of the Russian forces fell back to the foot of Karatool leaving only six battalions iu trehchccl at Kabak. Thejr bare thns abandoned their , positions parallel with our lines. There is no trace of tho-ehemjr at TJaldiornnKizirran or Oshuzlu"; they mviog strucK uieir camps. 'lhp enemy s losses during" the three day's battle at Yanilar and Aladjar-Dagh ary' estimated at 10,000 killed and woun ded, Our losses are about 2,000. The Grand I)uke Michael commanded the lussians in jKirson. Providoncc has happily frustrated tho formidable plans of our enemies. A Constantinople despatch says Ach- met Eyoub Rifat Pacha, late Chief of ttaiT, two brigadiers and several superior oilicers arc to be tried Eyoub Kifat Ts charged with disobedience iu having re fused to obey Mehernct Ali's ) orders to advance. Kothing is said about trying Prince Hassan. The Poi te has seized a Greek vessel en, tering the Gulf of Arta with arms and amumtion. Greece baa demanded her restoration. . : The Canvass for' Speaker. Vasiiinoton, Oct. 7. -Courts arc iu session all oVer the country, and Congress is so largely made up of lawyers that tho number of arrivals here is still limited to the candidates for the Speakership, their immediate friends, and half a dozen mem bers from! the distant States. Among the little knot b'l Democratic Congressmen who are here only one thing seems clear", and that Ms that Mr. Randall's positive strength decidedly outweighs that of any one else. The current talk at the head quarters of other candidates turns entire ly on tho possibility of a1 combination of all conflicting -interests, .'to beat Randall. At present such a combination seems wholly out of the question. . 1 Quietly, -without much apparent work, Morrison is speaking well of Goode's chtiuccs, arid sounding Southern men on the possibility of Southern support for a Southern man. Goode will be hero him self on Tuesday, and it will be time enough then to see what headway he has made. So far it is not noticeable. It ought to be understood that Morrison still remains in the field, with increasing doubt of his" ability -to deliver his "delegation when he is out of the field and , in the market. Of the strength of , the Texas laciCc interest, Morrison has either been making a very precise inventory or lip has his own reasons for belittling it. Ho said to-day,' that it did not control twenty votes, and he is credited with the emphatic declaration that its infiuccucc Was not strong enough to command a homogeneous Southern vote in any scheme to defeat Randall! 1 Mr. Cox feels cheerily confident, and makes no sort! of seprct of hiis belief that the action of Weelncsday's Albany Con vention has given him more strength. He does not say so, 'but it is plain that he looks to the added influence of Tammany to secure the New York votes entire up to Albany, and Judge Church is to do his share to bring ,he two or three Congress moii in the western part of the State to his support, i That the unbroken voto of New York State will, however, go for Mr. Cox no one believes, nor does he seriously claim it. Mr. Cox predicts Randall's de feat with a! good deal of vivacity, and is strongly of the opinion thrt the average sentiment of the caucus will be against him. ' . ' So far Sayler's canvass is pretty nebu lous, and apparently consists' of two men in a parlor at AYiilard's. i Meanwhile, Randall is the only man to whose strength solid delegations, as Georgiaj by current report to-night, are credited, and tho uuuiber of leading man whom every one assigns to his "support " include enough names to show tho extreme difficulty, not to say impossibility, of a coalition which cauiiot include them and lcould hot suc ceed without them. 1 Gainbettas Manifesto. I : Pa nis., Oct. 7 M. Gambetta hasissued a manifesto to the electors of the Twenti eth Arrondissement of Paris. In it he says: "Citizens, after four long months of ekecsies, administrative pressure, and thernost deplorable proceedings relative to bfucial candidatures, France at last speaks. She will say in a few days what she thinks of the men of the 16th of May, the allies aud protectors of the men of the 2d of December, the scrvantsof Henry V., and the agents of the Svllabus and the Pope, who are all sheltorcd under patron age of the President, doubtless for, the better protection of Republican institu tions. France will say what 6ho thinks of the iiersonal poiiey of th Chief of the State, and the aristocratic and retrograde! pretensions of the De Broglie Cabinet, of I the unjustifiable tiissoiution oi tne inam ber of Deputies, of the miserable war waged by the Government against news paper hawkers, schoolmasters, and other defenceless victims, of the projects and plots of this coalition of monarchists who arc preparing for her three years of intes tine conflicts and divisions, to be fol lowed in 1880 by a terrible crisis and, perhaps, revolution." ' - The manifesto, after strongly censuring the licensed violenca of the reactionary press, says : "France will pronounce on the policy inaugurated by the letter dis missing tho Republican Ministry, on the order! of the day to the troops at the Longchamps review, on the Presidential messages of the 19th of September and on that system of government which the chief of the Executive power vindicates as a right above tho Constitutson. France will declare for the Republic. She will say she intends to make an end of anarchy and dictatorships, withdraw the nation, as Well as tho individual, definitively from clerical rule, and insure that the public foice shall never be employed except iu tbo service of the law. I confidently de clare that France, despite the manoeuvres against tho freedom of hqr votes, will scorn the official candidature and its agents, spurn the Royalists, Ciesarists, and Clericals both Jsnaves and partisans of violence. She will condemn dictatorial policy, and leave the Chief of tho Execu tive power, who is transformeel into a ple biscitary candidate, no alternative but to submit or resign. We, ourselves, sure of the support of the country, shall know how to make its will prevail over a pow erless and incorrigible minority. The union of all good Frcnchnien will keep us discreet and render us invincible for the country and the Republic." The Conservative papers strongly cen sure M. Gambetta's mauifesto, some, of them declaring that the real crisis has now begun. The Republican papers warmly praise the manifesto. - London World. Sadden ; Illness of Mr. Archibale I Forbes. There will be general grief at h raring that Mr. Archibald Forbes' health brokc down badly before Plevna on the 11th inst. Mr Forbes had only time to reach Bucharest and despatch to the Daily New 8 his splendid telegram announcing the virtual defeat of the Russians when he was compelled to take to his bed with an attack of raging fever. Latest advices state that Mr. Forbes ha3 been ordered to quit the Danube altogether and that he is on his way to England by easy stages. Archbishop Bayley's Obsequies. Baltimore, Oct. 7. An immense throng attended the various services at tho cathedral to-day, which was draped in mourning for tho late Primate and Arch bishop. The sermon at the forenoon or high mass service was preached by Father Curtis, the Secretary of the Archbishop. During the day, from 10 . o'clock until nightfall, a continuous stream of persons of all classes, numbering from 21,000 to 30,000, passed through the Archiepiscopal residence adjoining the cathedral and viewed the remains, which were lying in state. The number viewing the body yes terday is estimated at 14,000. General European News. London, Oct. 8 A cable despatch to London announces that nine persons have been arrested in Madrid for possessing arms and ammunition. The prisoners endeavored to resist and one of them was killed. The German corvette Elizabeth has been ordered to Nicaragua to support a claim for satisfaction on behalf of German subjects who were recently maltreated there. ! Senator Morton's Conditon. , Cincinnati, Oct. 7-rSenator Morton was reported not so well this morning, but this afternoon he rested much easier. LOCAL NEWS. New AdTertiseinents. I Opera House Burr's Oceanicon, or War on the Wave. , A. D. Cazacx New York S. S. Line. ; A. D. Cazaux Baltimore S. S.Line. 1 A. Shrieb Complete Stock. Monroe & King By Express. John L. Dudley Notice, t Mes.'L. Flanaoak MilUnery and Fancy Goods, i S. Jewets More School Boots No City Court to-day. . Judge McKoy is holding court in Ral eigh this' Week. ( ( The Criminal Court adjourned for the term at 3$ o'clock this afternoon. The river had fallen twelve feet at Fayctteville yesterday morning. Mr. W. H. Gerken has been appointed Vice Great Incohonee of the Improved Order of Red Men for the State of North Carolina. A man stepped on a grape hull on Market street this morning and sat down on a pint bottle of yeast which was in his coat pocketr, The consequence was be riz immediately. Mr. W. H. Styron has leased the store next toMcLin's old corner, recently occu pied by Col. Hedrick, and will open there ii ar few days an attractive stock of to cacco goods. REVIEW. Trunk Robbed. During the fire this morning a trunk which was taken .".om the burning build- iug and belonging to Mr. Isaac Rhodes, who boarded with Mr. Howard, -was broken open and robbed of its contents consisting of wearing apparel, private papers etc. There is no clue to the pn petrator of the bold theft. - A Deserter Transported by Rail to His Command. Michael Priest, who'has ben twice ar rested in this city as a deserter from the army, was yesterday brought from Smith ville, Fort Johnson, in charge of a Ser geant and two men and sent by the train last night under the same guard, to Pitts burg, Ferin., where his regiment, the 18th Infantry, Col. Black commanding, is at present stationed. In Distress. A letter from a correspondent at Beau fort, received this noon, informs us that the schooner J. W. Vannaman, of Mau ricetown, N. J., Sharp, master ,from Jack sonville, Fla., for Philadelphia, with a cargo of lumber, put in at that port in distress on Sunday, the 7th inst. Capt. Sharp reports having been out 22 days ; experienced "heavy weather, lost deck load and also main-sail and fore-sail, crew tired ont, &c. . ' " Dried Figs. , Figs thrive" almost as well in some of our Southern States as in Turkey, but wc have never heard of an effort being made to dry them and make them an article of commerce. The process of drying the fruit is simple. It is dipped into hot lye from the ashes of the fig tree, and after wards dried in j the sun or. in furnaces constructed for the purpose. After this process they are pressed into drums and boxes. No sugar is used in preparing them, as some persons suppose. That Large Welsh Fortune. On Saturday last, it will be remember ed, we copied an article from the Raleigh Register, relative to a large fortune said tu have been left in Wales, to Mr. Jno. G. Williams, of Raleigh, and tbo heirs of his brother, Mr. Ab. Williams, deceased, of this city, and now the Raleigh News throws cold wator on the subject. It says : ';' ' The statement has got a start in the papers and is rapidly going the rounds, that John G. Williams, Esq;, 'President of the State National Bank, of this city, has had left to him and his brother's heirs, a large estate in Wales. We had heard the rumor and hoped it was true, but dili gent inquiry has failed to satisfy us that thcro is any certainty in the report, but on the contrary, the statement is probably premature; Mr. Williams has not yet re ceived the eighteen hundred dollars to pay his expenses to Wales to look after the es tate, nor has he packed his trunk lor the, trip. Indeed we have not been able to ascertain that he has ordered any addition to his wardrobe which we think he would be -likely tp do,1 were he expecting to make a protracted sojourn in a foreign land. We: hopo it will all come out right, certain and sure, soon, and that the rumor may be confirmed, but 'it is not certain and sure vet. ' - - ";'-.' The Fire This Morning. The alarm of fire ' this morning at 4 O'clock wa3 caused by the burning cf a large two story building attached to the old 'Hydelhouse" ont ihe corner ot Seventh and Dock streets the property of Dr. F. W. Potter, who now resides at,Smith ville. A colored woman-living on the adjoining premises firslr discovered the fire and gave the alarm, but as the building was burning between the wall and the weatherboarding and tho fire had gained some headway before it was dis co veredw the building was too far con sumed to be saved. Tne dwelljig house next took fire and wa3 considerably dam aged, both by fire and water. Mr. T. M. Howard, who resided in the dwelling, thinks the fire was the work of an incendiary. His loss will amount to about $200, on which there was no in surance. Had it not been Cot the prompt action of the fire department the conflagration would have been much larger and more serious, as there is a row of houses in close proximity to each other adjoining the burned building. ' ". ' The LtttU Giant threw the first stream on the fire. There was an insurance on the house of $1,700, and $300 on the kitchen in the Phoenix, of Hartford, represented herebj Norwood! Giles. :Tbokitchfri l atoti loss, but it is not yet known to Irhat ex tent the residence is damaged. , . Nor. Brig Cito, damaged by the late storm, will bejhauled on the Marine Rail way for repairs. : '. r 9, 1877. NO. 222 List of Letters. ! The following is the list of letters re maining unclaimed in the Postofiice. Wil mington, N. C, Wednesday. Oct.. luth, 1877: I A-rMiss Eliza Alexander, col. ' B Mtss Alice Jane Bowman, B V Bethea, Mrs Catharine Brown, lCdgar Burnett, Joseph Bryan, John. Brown, JndW Biddle, M G Bric,khousd, Miss Martha Brooks, Reuben Brvant, Mrs Rebecca Bradley. Henry Craig, G D Cordy, Miss Matilda Camphell, Miss Mary Charlotte. D-rAlexander David, Austin or Nelson Down, F M C, B Dunlevy, Mrs Ann Maria Dougherty, Mrs Mirander B Davis, Mrs Dr R.H -Dixon, .-Robert Davidson, Win B Decker. s ; E Miss Julia Evins. F Miss E A Faison, Fred Farrow, ' Jas Forbes. G Miss Fannie Gaithar, (2), Miss Maggy Green, Geo W Greeu, H Calib Halsey, Mrs Helena Hill, Mrs Hannah Hall, Harrison Howe, John High smith.. R S Herring, (2), Williams & Hay wed.. r J Miss Lucinda Johnson, Mrs M A Jones. L Mr E U Lee, Joseph Leslie, Col H C Lcnard. M Miss Ann Eliza McPherson, Miss Emma Morgan,-Miss Heneretta Merrick, Mrs Hannah Merritt, Miss Jennie Morgan, Miss Maggie McKoy, Mrs M E McEnnctt, Mrs Sarah A McMillan, Mfs McAllister. N Mr Norman, Miss Lida Nelson, i P K N Parker, J F Pickett, Joseph Fatterson, Sam Patrick, Jupcter Price, Miss II Ida Poiry. i Q Alfred Quartz. ! R Mrs Eliza Peed, Mrs Etnclina L Rush. ' S Miss A J Smith, J II Shcppard, Jas Simmons, Mrs S W Smith, i T Mrs Adelina Tavlur, Mrs Lucy P Tracy. ' " Y Mrs Francis 'Yanlaudingham. W Archie Wright, Bcny P Waning, J F Weaver J T Wiggins, Miss Ilariet White, Miss -Mary J Willis, Miss Sarah Wright; t SHIP LETTERS. Wm. H.. Harriss, Brig Neba. : Persons calling for letters in above list will please say "advertised";, if not claim ed in 30 days will be sent to dead letter Office, Washington, D. C. ' E. R. BRINK, P.M. Uninailable Letters. The following is the list of unmailable letters remaining in the Postofficc: 1 Mrs. A. Burr, 318 Indiana Ave, Wash ington, D. C; Miss Mammie Durham, Rocky Point, N. C; 1 'white envelope, no address. 1 Accidentally Shot. I A colored man was accidentally, shotin the arm whilo walking nlong in the eastern portion of the city last evening. A gentle man slitting in his house wis cleaning his pistol, when tho weapon was accidentally discharged. The ra an was cared for bv - i . the gentlemnn and will receive all neces sary aid until the wound heals and he is able to 20 to work. ' 1 1 Madam Rcntz's female minstrels were o have played in Charlotte last night nd that young lady probably went loth yes at a time ; if she didn't her young men did. The1 Wilmington lads don't take an stockin' this troop this season . - Get the Genuine. The genuine Dooley's Yeast P-ow'iki: s sold only in cans. Always refuse itif offered loose or in bulk. It is the prac tice of many grocers and dealer'0 to keep cheap Baking or Yeast Powder loose, and sell it for any brand that is called for. ftre therefore, caution purchasers, to see hat they get it only in cans, under the abel and Trade Mark of the Manufac turer Dooley & Brother, New York. L'Ari oso. At a meeting of the L'Arioso Pkasure Gub, held yesterday, the following were elected officers for the ensuing 1 year: J President J. S. j Thomas. Yice President A. H., Kclley. Secretary and Treasurer DcL. Evans. ? Governing Committee -J. S. Thomas, A. U. Kelley, J.' I. McRce, Wm.- L. Smith, Jr., Wm. Latimer, W. R. Talifcr ro, Jas. G. Bradley. . New Advertisomonts. OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY, October U. BURR'S OCEANICON, OB TCAXX OZ7 2XZS WAVE ThU 8riea of Paint jjgi,iIloJtr tics Block ade Running daring? ths War, will be opon exhibition at the OperagllouM on Thursday nest, 11th iniL Doors open at 7 o'clock. Paintings move at 8 o'clocl Tickets 60 cents. Children 25 cents. Gal lery 25 cents. Ca be secured at Ueinsber gex's Bookstore and at the door. oct9 PLEASE irOTlCB. We will be glad to receive ctta2leatges from our1 friends on any - and all nbjwts of general interest bat : - y JjV 1 The name of the writer fttnsf f4irtrs b' farniahed to the Editor. Communications mast be wrtttca only one eide of the paper. s . A r, ,f , Personalities most be Avoided. Andit is especially and partiealarly 1 stood that Cie editor doe nt always the views of correspondents, anlees to rtsttd in the editorial columns. ' ; Now Advortisomcntx n MORE SCHOOL B001&. TOW CALL FOR WHAT TOU WAITT.. A Fresh lot received to-day at . - ,S. JEWETTS oct 0 Front rt, Book 8 tor . BY EXPRESS rpUIS MORNING, tome of the flasft Mountain Beef. seen Lc c this season. Leave orders to-day with MONROE A 1X0, octo Omrrte's Bioek. Notice. rpUE UNDERSIGNED HAVINO THE 1 SOLE right to sell the SEW1NO MA CHINES manufactured by th 8INOEA MANUFACTURING COlfPANT, to the County of New Hanover, begs to inform the public that he is prepared to offer EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to those 'wishing to bjt SINGER SEWING MACHINES. Needles, Oil, and Attachmeats, of all Umda, always on band. , Machines Repaired. - Charges reasonable. Mr. Robert C. Dudley is authorised to make collections and receipt for the same. JOHN L. DUDLEY, Second Street, near Post Office; Mmc. Demorest's Fall and Winter Pattens Lave arrived. Send for Catalogue. oct 0 . ' . : Millinery and Fancy Goods. jyKS.- L. FLANAGAN WISHES TO AK nouncc to the Ladies that she has returned from the Northern Cities, where she has been making her Fall purchases In MILLINERT and every description of FANCY ARTICLES and is now prepared to show her patrono a ' r Very Attractive and Beautiful Stock of all the KEWEST STYLES in French Patten bonnets and Hats, Velvets, Silks, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Ac. r My motto is, as heretofore, the Belt Goods . the Latest Designs, the Lowest Prices, sod tbo Most Honorable Dealing. t Orders from the country solicited, and per fect satisfaction guaranteed or money to funded.. Variety Store, 42 Market Street. oct 2 MRS. L. FLANAGAN. J no, L. B oatw riht. J. H. llQctCOY. HAVING COMBINED OUR STOCKS, Wc arc now prepare 1 to offor to tho WiU miugton public, the Largest and Most Varied As- sormont of Choice (FAMILY GROCERIES : TO BE FOUND IN OUR STATE, fed" With F1KST CLASS GOODS. - - 1 ' ". , " - . r POLITE and ATTENTIVE CLEBKS, aud the VICKV LOWEST PRICES TO BE FOCNll) IX OUR CITY, we cordi ally invite A LL to try us , before bnyiog - cl.sowlicrc. r , VtLV W ; u TWO WAGOKS in use always, we GUARANTEE PROILPT NE8S IN DELIVERY. All Goods pur- chased from us will leave our' Stortf EVERY HALF HOUR DURING EACH DAY. ' . .1 . . . , COME ONE ! COME ALL ! And iu future do not bf annoyed in wait- r ing for your Gods after IciTiog yottr orders.- ' ' '. ' "'' ' BOATWRIGIIT & t!lclC0V. 5, 7 & 9 north Front Otree't. oct 8 For Sale. WHITE PAPER FOB WBAPPH'O large size, either by the quire or ream; sept 12 Applyrat THIS 0FFIC2 i
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